Naan advice?

I wouldn't mind having a PC party, but they never got back to me! Can you believe it. Ah well, I guess they don't want my money!! To be honest, I don't have room for anymore cookware at the moment...but maybe when something big breaks!

That is odd! I think I'd like to attend one too. We need to replace some of our pots anyway. Might as well do it with something good.

That is odd! I think I'd like to attend one too. We need to replace some of our pots anyway. Might as well do it with something good.

I wouldn't mind a LeCreuset casserole now, but not sure where to get one for a good price. I am off work for a few more weeks and would love one now...any ideas for bargain casseroles?

I wouldn't mind a LeCreuset casserole now, but not sure where to get one for a good price. I am off work for a few more weeks and would love one now...any ideas for bargain casseroles?

Amazon runs sales on LeCreuset pretty regularly. There isn't one active at the moment, but I can PM you if I get an email about it.

Amazon runs sales on LeCreuset pretty regularly. There isn't one active at the moment, but I can PM you if I get an email about it.

Thanks! my husband loves Amazon, so I will have im keep an eye out also!

I've been learning how to cook Indian food from scratch (or as close to from scratch as possible, considering I've not yet worked up to making my own curry powder).  Today I attempted naan, and it didn't turn out very well.  It was too heavy and dry, and didn't have any bubbles.  I think I might have used too much flour, but there are a lot of variables so a lot of ways it could have gone wrong.  Does anyone have any advice for how to make good naan?

What flour are you using?

Vicky

What flour are you using?

Vicky

I thought it was ordinary plain flour, but now that I think back it may have been bread flour.  It was from my MIL's pantry, and I don't know that she would have had flour around except to make bread, and she uses special flour for that. 

Hmmm.  Perhaps not enough baking powder?


Vicky

I wouldn't mind a LeCreuset casserole now, but not sure where to get one for a good price. I am off work for a few more weeks and would love one now...any ideas for bargain casseroles?

Morrison's - we got a cast iron casserole dish (orange colour) for £10, it was on offer, normally £15 - absolute bargain.
Not sure how a LeCreuset would be so much better considering the price of them.

I wouldn't mind a LeCreuset casserole now, but not sure where to get one for a good price. I am off work for a few more weeks and would love one now...any ideas for bargain casseroles?

TK Maxx often has them at incredibly low prices! The real thing, too! 

TK Maxx often has them at incredibly low prices! The real thing, too! 

Thanks! I might check that out also! And Morrisons!